Gasoline, a highly flammable liquid, powers internal combustion engines. Over time, gasoline can degrade and become less effective. This process is accelerated by exposure to air, sunlight, and heat. Rejuvenating old gasoline can restore some of its lost potency and make it usable again.
There are a few simple steps that can be taken to rejuvenate old gasoline. First, the gasoline should be filtered to remove any impurities. This can be done using a funnel lined with a coffee filter. Next, the gasoline should be treated with a fuel stabilizer. Fuel stabilizers are available at most auto parts stores. They help to prevent the gasoline from degrading and can extend its shelf life. Finally, the gasoline should be stored in a cool, dark place.
